Gregory A. Harris v. State of Indiana
39A05-1205-CR-239
Criminal. Affirms trial court rulings denying Harris’s motion to dismiss a charge of sexual misconduct with a minor
after a hung jury created a mistrial, as well as a state motion to amend the charge by adding the language “or criminal
deviate conduct.” Double jeopardy does not bar retrial on the sexual misconduct charge, but the state is barred from
amending the charge because of the statute of limitations.

Richard Littke v. Laurie Littke
64A03-1211-DR-509
Domestic relation. Reserves order dismissing father’s petition for postsecondary educational expenses as untimely and
remands to the trial court to make a determination on the merits of father’s petition. Rules that an amendment to Indiana
Code 31-16-6-6, which allows a parent to file a petition for education needs until the child becomes 21-years-old, makes the
father’s petition timely.

Gabriel Atkinson v. State of Indiana
12A02-1302-CR-149
Criminal. Affirms trial court’s denial of motion to suppress the evidence obtained during a traffic stop. Concludes
although Atkinson did not commit an actual traffic infraction, the deputy’s training and experience along with his protracted
observation of Atkinson’s driving gave the law enforcement officer a reasonable suspicion that the driver was impaired
and presented a potential risk. This was sufficient to conduct an investigatory stop of Atkinson.

John Latta v. State of Indiana (NFP)
12A04-1212-CR-618
Criminal. Affirms conviction of one count burglary as a class B felony and five counts of theft as a class D felony. Finds
the prosecutor’s questions about the victim’s husband becoming a judge were inappropriate but does not rise to
the level of fundamental error.

John Dumitru v. State of Indiana (NFP)
75A05-1210-PC-501f
Post conviction relief petition. Affirms post-conviction court’s denial of relief following Dumitru’s conviction
for murder, a felony, attempted murder, a Class A felony, two counts of neglect of a dependent, as Class D felonies, and resisting
law enforcement, as a Class A misdemeanor.